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Kendall Kingscott names new Managing Director and Deputy Managing Director

Kendall Kingscott names new Managing Director and Deputy Managing Director 

Kendall Kingscott has appointed Tim Fenton as Managing Director and Jasmine Blood as Deputy Managing Director from 16 November 2026. 

The appointments mark a new chapter in the company’s 65-year history, continuing its commitment to developing leaders from within. 

Andrew Bailey will become Strategy and Innovation Executive after 30 years with Kendall Kingscott, including almost two decades as a Director. He helped shape the company’s growth and strategy, including its acquisition by RSK Group in 2024. Andrew will step away from day-to-day leadership to focus on innovation, technology and strategic projects. 

Tim and Jasmine bring more than 40 years’ combined experience at Kendall Kingscott, in building surveying and architecture respectively. Their complementary expertise and knowledge of the business reflect its heritage: founding partner John Kendall was both a Registered Architect and Chartered Building Surveyor. 

Kendall Kingscott leaders look to the future 

Andrew said: “I am immensely proud of what we have achieved together at Kendall Kingscott and fortunate to have helped shape the business. 

“Seeing the next generation of leaders step forward is particularly rewarding. Tim and Jasmine are outstanding examples of the talent we have developed within Kendall Kingscott, and I have every confidence in them as they take the business forward. 

“My sincere thanks go to everyone, past and present, who has contributed to our journey. Our success has always been a team effort. I am looking forward to remaining part of that journey, with a particular focus on innovation, technology and strategic opportunities that will help Kendall Kingscott continue to evolve.” 

Tim Fenton, incoming Managing Director, said: “It is a real privilege to take on the leadership of a business that has been such an important part of my career. 

“Kendall Kingscott has fantastic people, a proud heritage and strong foundations. Working alongside Jasmine and our colleagues, my focus will be on building on that success, creating opportunities for our people and continuing to deliver exceptional value for our clients.” 

Jasmine Blood, incoming Deputy Managing Director, said: “I am delighted to take on this role and help shape the next stage of Kendall Kingscott’s development. 

“Our people and culture are at the heart of everything we do. I look forward to working with Tim and the wider team to build on our achievements, develop talent within the business and embrace the opportunities ahead.” 

Building on Kendall Kingscott’s heritage for sustainable growth  

As Kendall Kingscott enters its next chapter, the business will continue to build on the qualities that have defined it for more than six decades: talented people, trusted client relationships and high-quality professional services. The business remains focused on sustainable growth, innovation and creating opportunities for its people and clients.  

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